What does asserter mean?
Asserter means Alternative form of assertor..
Asserter
Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Meaning
Alternative form of assertor..
Example Sentences
1839 Oliver Beale Peirce: "The grammar of the English Language. What is a Principal asserter? It is one which, of itself, conveys the idea of the existence, action, or influence of some person or thing denoted by the word on which it depends for sense; as I am; I love; William writes; George studies. What is an Auxiliary asserter? It is one which, of itself, does not convey the idea of existence, action, or influence of the subject of remark; but is joined to a principal to vary its meaning, and forms, with the principal, but one asserter; as, I shall love. William has written. George will study.
2015 Sanford C. Goldberg: Assertion. Pub. OUP All of this, taken together, appears to capture a sense in which the asserter represents herself as being epistemically authoritative regarding the proposition asserted
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1839 Oliver Beale Peirce: "The grammar of the English Language. What is a Principal asserter? It is one which, of itself, conveys the idea of the existence, action, or influence of some person or thing denoted by the word on which it depends for sense; as I am; I love; William writes; George studies. What is an Auxiliary asserter? It is one which, of itself, does not convey the idea of existence, action, or influence of the subject of remark; but is joined to a principal to vary its meaning, and forms, with the principal, but one asserter; as, I shall love. William has written. George will study.
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